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It seems that terrorism in Iraq blew up in the face of its perpetrators. Instead of achieving the objective of impeding the Iraqi elections and encumbering the process of the inauguration of the majority in their respective positions according to the ethos of democracy, it meted out damages to the side these terrorists claim to defend and their acquired, yet wasted rights, with the collapse of the mass grave regime.
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Al Hayat ,
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It seems that terrorism in Iraq blew up in the face of its perpetrators. Instead of achieving the objective of impeding the Iraqi elections and encumbering the process of the inauguration of the majority in their respective positions according to the ethos of democracy, it meted out damages to the side these terrorists claim to defend and their acquired, yet wasted rights, with the collapse of the mass grave regime.
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